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philosopher Friedrich Hartogs (1874–1943) –
German mathematician Named after him:
Hartogs number,
Hartogs'
lemma and
Hartogs'
theorem Tommie Hartogs [de; fr; uk]...
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axiomatic set theory, a
Hartogs number is an
ordinal number ****ociated with a set. In particular, if X is any set, then the
Hartogs number of X is the least...
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differential or
convolution equations satisfying Hartogs-type theorems. The
original proof was
given by
Friedrich Hartogs in 1906,
using Cauchy's
integral formula...
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foundational results on
several complex variables.
Hartogs was the son of the
merchant Gustav Hartogs and his wife
Elise Feist and grew up in Frankfurt...
- François
Hartog (born in 1946) is a
French historian. He is
noted for his "regimes of historicity"
theory as well as his
analyses of
presentism and the...
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mathematicians Friedrich Hartogs and
Arthur Rosenthal and has been
widely applied,
particularly in
operator theory. The
Hartogs–Rosenthal
theorem states...
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Hartog Plate or Dirk
Hartog's Plate is
either of two
pewter plates,
although primarily the first,
which were left on Dirk
Hartog Island during a period...
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Renatus Hartogs. At her
first session with
Hartogs, Roy was
invited to a "bathtub party" with him.
Within her next few
sessions with
Hartogs, he had begun...
- Dirk
Hartog (Dutch pronunciation: [dɪr(ə)k ˈɦɑrtɔx];
baptised 30
October 1580 –
buried 11
October 1621) was a 17th-century
Dutch sailor and explorer. Dirk...
- Eva
Hartog is a
Dutch journalist and
contributor to De
Groene Amsterdammer and
Politico Europe. She
joined the
English language Moscow-based newspaper...
